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As each team finishes its twelfth man, Recorders will add up the
race order of finish column, and after inserting the records of the
13th, 14th and 15th men, hand the form to the Chief Recorder.
The Chief Recorder will check each form, place them in order
of merit and hand them to the Officer deputed to announce the
result. He will also, if necessary, obtain the result of the
Individual Race from the Individual Recorder and hand this over
at the same time.
Ties.
Should any competitor tie, the points that would have been
allotted to the places in question will be added together and
divided by the number of competitors tieing for that place.
Disqualification.
Should a competitor be disqualified, the first competitor of the
three not to count will be inserted. If there are none the team
is disqualified.
INTER-SERVICES CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP.
CONDITIONS.
Distance of race:
6
miles.
Tearns : 8 to run, 6 to count.
Each Service takes it in turn to arrange the race and to provide
the Medals.
The date of the race is usually about the middle of April.
The venue is selected by the Service responsible for running
the race.
INTER-SERVICES ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS.
D ate.
The last Wednesday in July.
Events.
100 Yards.
220 Yards.
440 Yards.
880 Yards.
One Mile.
Three Miles.
120 Yards Hurdles.
High Jump.
Long Jump.
Putting the Weiz,llt,